How to apply for one of the 200,000 teacher assistant positions offered by the government
Learn how to apply for one of the 200,000 teacher assistant positions being offered by the government as part of the Basic Education Employment Initiative.
Government offers 200,000 teacher assistant positions — how to apply
Discover how the Basic Education Employment Initiative (BEEI) is creating over 200,000 job opportunities for unemployed youth in South Africa, as applications for Phase V open. Learn about eligibility criteria and how to apply for these vital positions
EFF proposes 'apartheid tax' to address wealth inequality instead of VAT increase
Amid rising financial pressures, EFF treasurer-general Omphile Maotwe suggests an 'apartheid tax' as a more equitable alternative to the proposed VAT increase. Will this controversial idea gain traction?
SA’s biker delivery boom | Exploring the challenges faced by immigrant delivery drivers
Explore the harsh realities faced by immigrant delivery drivers in South Africa, who navigate long hours, low pay, and constant threats in a system that offers little protection
Bloemfontein man arrested for possessing 554 stolen phones valued at R2. 5 million
A man was arrested with 554 suspected stolen electronic devices valued at R2. 5 million in Bloemfontein.
MK Party's Floyd Shivambu slams DA's tactics in eThekwini by-election
The MK Party's Floyd Shivambu accused the DA of negative campaigning in the closely contested Ward 110 by-election in eThekwini.
Gayton McKenzie responds to allegations of R400,000 monthly mismanagement in Silapha Wellness Programme
Minister Gayton McKenzie addresses serious allegations of mismanagement and unaccounted funds in the Silapha Wellness Intervention Programme.
Easter travel safety: President Cyril Ramaphosa's advice for South African motorists
With thousands on the move this Easter, President Cyril Ramaphosa warns motorists of the dangers on the roads and emphasises the importance of safety.
Prepare for higher costs: VAT increase confirmed by Finance Minister Godogwana for May 1
Finance Minister Enoch Godogwana announces a VAT hike effective May 1, citing severe financial consequences if not implemented.
Two men sentenced to life imprisonment for murder in Limpopo
Refilwe Solly Malatjie, 23, and Hlupi Linda Mathiba, 25, have been sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Thabang Theosel Mafogo in Limpopo.
Finance Minister Enoch Godogwana confirms VAT hike set for May 1
Finance Minister Enoch Godogwana announces a VAT hike effective May 1, citing severe financial consequences if not implemented
Bad news for teachers in KwaZulu-Natal: Department may struggle to pay salaries
The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education's budget cuts threaten the salaries of over 2,000 teachers.
Uber South Africa introduces new passenger restrictions – What riders need to know
Uber is set to implement new restrictions on passengers in South Africa, starting April 14, 2025. Discover how these changes will affect your rides and what you need to know to ensure a smooth journey
Stop the panic! Sassa sets the record straight about Old Age Grant payments
Sassa has confirmed that Old Age Grant payments will continue in May, dismissing social media claims that they would stop if certain documents were not updated by April 30, 2025, and urging beneficiaries to rely on credible sources for information.
Banking and retail sectors align as Standard Bank partners with Shoprite Group
The timing of this new rewards programme is particularly poignant, as South African households face mounting financial pressures.
Numsa demands 10 percent wage hike for motor industry employees
The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) is demanding a 10% wage increase for motor industry employees, citing stagnant wages and rising living costs as critical issues for its members.
Concerns over job security in South Africa's automotive sector as Volvo reduces dealerships
MISA warns of possible job losses in SA's car industry after Volvo Cars announced plans to cut its dealership network.
How Ramaphosa plans to strengthen South Africa's export markets
Facing US tariffs, President Ramaphosa reveals a strategic plan to diversify South Africa's export markets, enhancing access and fortifying industrial resilience.
South African employers targeted by Compensation Fund email scam, NEASA issues alert
South African businesses are being targeted by a sophisticated scam where fraudsters pose as the Compensation Fund, threatening deregistration and demanding payments.
Pet boom: How Shoprite's Petshop Science captured market share in SA's R8 billion industry
Shoprite's Petshop Science division posted a remarkable 56. 9% sales increase as the retailer expands to 135 stores nationwide, aiming to dominate South Africa's R8 billion pet economy. With over 22 million pets in South African homes, Shoprite is positioning itself to become the country's biggest pet business through premium products at supermarket prices
RAF CEO Letsoalo unshaken by R79m lease probe: ‘I sleep nicely at night'
RAF CEO Collins Letsoalo has firmly denied bypassing procurement procedures in a controversial R79 million lease deal under SIU investigation, claiming the allegations are part of a campaign to discredit him before his contract ends in August
Chinese automaker BAIC plans expansion of Eastern Cape assembly facility amid US tariff pressures
Chinese automaker BAIC is set to expand its struggling Gqeberha vehicle assembly plant, signalling a renewed commitment to South African manufacturing despite ongoing US tariff pressures.
NCC warns airlines over illegal overbooking practices under the Consumer Protection Act
The National Consumer Commission has warned airlines about the legality of overbooking flights under the Consumer Protection Act, following an incident involving FlySafair that left a passenger stranded. The ongoing investigation aims to address concerns regarding anti-competitive behaviour in the low-cost airline sector.
Flight overbooking illegal in South Africa, warns National Consumer Commission
The National Consumer Commission has ruled that airlines' overbooking practices violate South African consumer law, following an investigation prompted by a FlySafair incident where a passenger with a valid ticket was left stranded.
Indian Navy's women officers complete fourth leg of their 43,000km global expedition in Cape Town
Two Indian Navy women officers have successfully docked in Cape Town aboard INSV Tarini, completing the fourth leg of their ambitious 43,000km global circumnavigation mission.